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In a stirring address at the Durban Chamber’s 170th anniversary, President Ramaphosa insists on a united front between government and business for a prosperous future, urging voter participation and condemning violence as local elections loom.
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An Iraqi court on Thursday sentenced three more French nationals to life in prison for being part of ISIS, bringing to 10 the number of French citizens convicted this week.
Mexico City is up next in the F1 season and Kimi Antonelli is on the brink of being crowned the youngest world champion in the sport’s history.
Violence has reportedly also spread to Mfuleni and Gugulethu, with fears it could impact other areas.
Saudi Arabia’s National Center for Meteorology has issued a red alert for Makkah, warning of heavy rain, strong winds, and flash floods until 9 p.m.
The court pointed out a safeguard embedded in the petitioner's original opinion: the lawyer had explicitly cautioned the bank for independently verification.
It is currently unknown whether the fuel excise tax will increase next spring, but Minister of Finance Jürgen Ligi (Reform) is expecting it to do so.
